, 1887-10-27
BY Electric telegraph !
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.


Holmes, private secretary to E. l..
Harper. in the Fidelity National
Bank. was arrested last night by |.
S. officers on the north bound train
at Hamilton. Sho was brought to
this city at midnight and pnt in jail.
There is belief thai the |. 5. off
GERS viii make numerous Fidelity ar
rests,
CHICAGO, October 22-FeaT IS wide
spread that there VII he an outbreak
on the day the seven condemned An
archists ascend the scatfold, and that
the scenes which Will follow will make
the Haymarkct rtFssac's !nsIgniti-
cant. The whoio district near the
jail h"s tseh depopuiated owing to
fears that dynamite viii be used on
Nov llth. the day OF execution. The
most extensive preparations have al
ready been made by the sheriff and
chief of police 10 provide against any
such calamity, but the apprehensions
of the public are not aIIayed.
GuAYM,s, Oct. - -Thn eteaner
Newbern from Ma2atlar. has brought
full details rf tn storm along the
Sinaloa tcast. Over 10 lives were
lost. Damage TO property Is beyond
estimation. The cUpola OF the MAJ
allan observatory was blown to pieces
and all the scientific Instruments
ruin 4.
HARBoR SPGINGs, Mjclt, Oct. 22.-
1t is reported that "a steamer went
down near Sault st. Marie last night
and that only II ont Of the IS per
sons were saved. Nothing definite
yet.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 22.-At a late
hour last night a mob of men forced
their way into the jail at DolphiG and
took away Amos Green in wagon
for the purpose OF lynching him. He
is supposed to be murderer of Miss
Luella Mabitt Nothing definite can
be learned regarding the lynching.
OTTAWA, Oct. 23.-The Dominion
government has completed arrange
for the transportation of mails on the
now route between Great Britain and
Japan, via the Canadian Paeiie Rail
way. Vancouver will be made a
postal eehter Under the new arrange
ment and all foreign mails coming
East and destined for the United
States and Canada will be distributed
from there. Sorting of foreign maiis
in course of transhipiaent will be
done at Montreal, which will be the
nnStai Of h.,
REDDING, Cal, Oct. 22.-George
Henderson, who was shot while seat
ed beside the driver on the Redding
stage last night, died this morning.
Particulars this morning state that a
robber ordered the driver to stop, at
the same time shooting and fri9 hten-
ing the team, which started TO run,
the robber then fired second shot.
Henderson was shot through the
hand and bowels. Officers are max
ing diligent search for the robber;
bat thus far there is no clue.
PITTsBURG, October 22.-Chairman
Jones has issued a call for the Ma
tional Republican Committee TO meet
at the Arlington Hotel, Washington,
on December s, to iiX a date and a
place for the next National Republi-
can convention.
PERU, Ind, Oct. 22.-Bill Green,
the brother of Ameer Green, who is
in Jail in this city, is in abject terror,
fearing the fate his brother met with
last night. There are rumors of
Iynching him. He reiterates the
statement that Miss Mabitt is alive in
Texas.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The pres
idential party arrived here at GAO
this morning The president was
heartily glad to get home, though as
heartily glad that he went away.
During the three weeks of his journ-
ey, he has travelled four thousand
five hundred miles, passed through
seventeen states, crossing three of
them twice, and had seen and been
seen by several millions of American
citizens.
The United States Supreme Court
has decided to hear further argument
upon the applications for a writ of
error in the case OF the condemned
Chicago anarchists, and has set the
hearing for Thursday next at noon.
The court has also decided to allow
the state of Illinois to appear in these
proceedings and has notified the
attorney general to be present and
make the argument in behalf of the
state, III opposition to the petition for
a writ of error. Further orders in
the case will be made when the court
assemblies on Monday.
New YORK, Oct. 22.-The weekly
statement shows Il reserve increase of
S2l03,O00. The banks now hold So
363,OOO In excess of the legal rule.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 22.-A number
of prominent democrats met last night
to consider the proposition of endeav-
onng to induce the national demo-
cratic committee to hold their next
national convention ia this city. A
committee was appointed to confer
with railroad officials with regard TO
rates. 1t was estimated that $4,000
would cover the-expenses of the con,
vention, and the members of the
committee having the matter in
charge have been directed that steps
be taken toward raising that amount
If the convention be beld here.
Thomas +. Worthy testified in the
Morrow trial this morning that he
saw $1,000 given his son, Frank Il.
Worthy, in lawyers office in this
city. 1t is thought tho case will go
to the jury today.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The daily Nems
says there is reason to believe that
Lord Lyons is about to retire from
the British embassy at Paris in favor
of Lord Lytton.
The death is announced of Walde-
mar Adolph, the noted Danish poet
and novelist, at the age of u.
Joseph Chamberlain, in reponse to
an ipquiry, said there is no fonnda-
ton for the ridiculous statement that
he proposes 10 withdraw from the
fisheries commission.